The Girlboss Begs For Remarriage

Back then, Yosil had asked Frank if he needed more medicinal herbs. If Frank had compromised a little, the current situation would not have turned out like this. "Oh, what a pity." Ira sighed too, his eyes holding a hint of dissatisfaction toward Kairo.

Despite constantly insisting that Frank should drink the poison and compete fairly with them, Kairo instead hindered Frank in this test, ultimately causing Frank's loss. Though Kairo was from Cloudnine Sect, it seemed that his methods were not entirely honest. His earlier talk of fairness probably stemmed from not wanting to lose his dignity.

If he was placed in Frank's shoes just now, forget drinking the medicine sediments-Kairo would probably not even touch a drop of poison.

So when they heard Kairo's triumphant laughter now, Ira and the others also felt somewhat irked.

The people participating in this trial stopped mocking Frank. Instead, they cast complex glances at Kairo, who indeed had a bit of a petty mentality.

Yosil naturally saw all this and could only shake his head helplessly. Although Kairo had meddled in the outcome, the most crucial factor was still Frank himself, who had refused Yosil's help and had been too arrogant and conceited.

Yosil thought that Frank had a hot temper and needed more experience. Enduring this setback and spending a few years recuperating might not be bad for his character.

Yosil was thinking this,

my pill

when Frank confidently spoke those words. His brows furrowed

young man so stubborn? He still won't admit

facts are facts. You have to accept it!"

think you know what you should do now, right? Since you've lost, just admit it gracefully. It's time to kneel and lick my

it, don't forget that I'm a member of Cloudnine Sect. I have a hundred ways to make you

Yosil immediately rebuked him coldly, "Kairo, this is not the South

rebuke upon

just wanted to remind this kid to honor the bet and not play tricks. After all,

"The bet..." Yosil stiffened.

sitting in his armchair earlier. Initially, he did not take it seriously, especially since Kairo had not specified the consequences